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Hi, you may have seen me posting on the forums recently. Well, I decided to start modeling again and guess what, I am teh C0nfu530r3d. Not really :laff: I have Lightwave 7.5 and stuff, I also followed the low poly tutorial on the website. I think I passed it flawlessly. My only questions are the following.
-Sometimes I get wierd lines in the mesh where it appears to have a see-through crack. I have tried to snap the vertices around the area to fix it, yet there is nothing to snap. How would I fix this?
-Sometimes when I apply a texture, it does not apply correctly, and I am left with a transparent freaky thing going on. How would I fix this also?
-Another thing is, if I want to make a model for ESF, do I need to use lightwave to create the mesh then port it into Milkshape 3D, assign the mesh to a skeleton and then apply the animations from a character, and finally compile it in Milkshape? Could I get specifics on this if I'm correct?
Ok, here is the picture.
Picture
As you can see the odd cracks, and wierd transparency, even though I have it in smooth shaded view. Is there a way to fix this. I may have just hit something wierd because of the hotkeys in lightwave.
-Sometimes I get wierd lines in the mesh where it appears to have a see-through crack. I have tried to snap the vertices around the area to fix it, yet there is nothing to snap. How would I fix this?
-Sometimes when I apply a texture, it does not apply correctly, and I am left with a transparent freaky thing going on. How would I fix this also?
-Another thing is, if I want to make a model for ESF, do I need to use lightwave to create the mesh then port it into Milkshape 3D, assign the mesh to a skeleton and then apply the animations from a character, and finally compile it in Milkshape? Could I get specifics on this if I'm correct?
Ok, here is the picture.
Picture
As you can see the odd cracks, and wierd transparency, even though I have it in smooth shaded view. Is there a way to fix this. I may have just hit something wierd because of the hotkeys in lightwave.